Public Safety and Traffic Commission of the City of La Mirada Regular Meeting
The Commission received reports from the Fire Department, as well as monthly traffic, crime, and traffic study status reports. The Commission authorized a traffic study for the intersection of Santa Gertrudes Avenue and La Mirada Boulevard and reviewed a revised Code of Ethical Conduct. Additionally, the Commission discussed potential volunteer programs, such as a Trauma Intervention Program, and initiatives to recognize community safety contributions.
Aug 11, 2026·Board meeting
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The City Council recognized Bralco Metals, introduced a new Los Angeles County Sheriff's Captain, and welcomed new full-time employees. Appointments were made to the La Mirada Community Foundation and various external agencies. The council approved a warrant register, received treasurer and investment reports, authorized the Mayor's conference attendance, and approved the use of Splash! La Mirada Regional Aquatics Center for a community fundraising event. Several capital improvement projects were advanced, including landscape and median improvements on Leffingwell Road and the acceptance of flooring replacement and painting work. Finally, the council released bonds for a tract project and approved an amendment to a structure lease agreement.
Apr 23, 2026·Board meeting
Public Safety And Traffic Commission Of The City Of La Mirada Regular Meeting
The Commission received a presentation from the Fire Department regarding their activities and trends, and reviewed monthly traffic and crime reports. The Commission denied a request for stop sign installation at Summershade Drive and Lindesmith Avenue after reviewing study results. Two new traffic studies were authorized for the intersections of Rosecrans Avenue and Stanton Avenue, and Elmbrook Drive and Barnwall Street. Additionally, the Commission received an update on the Public Safety Volunteer Program and discussed various community announcements including upcoming public events and staff retirement recognitions.
